摘要
The following paper is a multifaceted interpretation of Marian Pankowski始s camp literature. The author compares Pankowski始s work to that of Tadeusz Borowski and Imre Kert茅sz, and stresses its anti-martyrological character. Typical is its analysis of the moral consequences of the camp experience, and especially the issue of the moral degradation of the victim. The characteristic feature of the analysed works by Pankowski is the tendency to cross the line between the accepted and the taboo. The most striking example of this propensity is the combination of stories about the camp life with a narration of erotic imagination. This is visible, for example, in the story 鈥楳oja SS Rottenf眉hrer Johanna鈥?(鈥楳y SS Rottenf眉hrer Johanna鈥?, which describes an affair between a Polish inmate and a German female SS-officer. This is one of many examples of the way in which Pankowski transgresses the convention of camp literature.